http://www.auburn.edu/~damatmd/flex1.jpg
http://www.auburn.edu/~damatmd/flex2.jpg
Mine and Fullreversal's
http://www.auburn.edu/~damatmd/m_and_d.jpg
Let me know what you think. :flipoff2:

I think they didnt show up, atleast not that I could see, I did see pics of your ride at the .org site, what do you have to do to be able to look at anything at that site?! your ride is sweet by the way, what springs did you use up front?

Ok, got them fixed now. I used to different sets of rear s10 springs combined together for the front. They ride really well, and flex good too... as you can see:flipoff2:

:flipoff2: you to, good job on the ride :beer:

Thanks man, sorry don't take the :flipoff2: 's personally. You'll learn, it's just a thing on here.

looks like a Jimmy!:D :skull:

Nice! How was the installation process?

The installation process wasnt' half as bad as i thought it was gonna be. The only big snag i ran into was converting the brakes on the front waggy 44 to the ford brakes to have matching wheel bolt patterns

Whats the length on those springs?
That thing looks like it works well good job.

The springs are 52 inches on all four corners.

looking good :)

Looks good, Looks like you kept with the "spring under" on the waggy front. Why didn't you do SOA on it? Just wondering....:confused:

I made the front spring under for now mainly b/c it's a daily driver and i honestly don't wanta go any higher. I plan to next go to 36's and just do some cutting. Also didn't want to worry about having to do crossover steering yet. And the way the geometry of the s10 frame is... the mounts almost have to be where they are now so it'd be hard to spring it over w/out lifting it too much more, although it would be nice! I'm having to do the buildup on a college student budget.:beer: Plus i've got somethign to look forward to!! :D

thats pretty cool! never seen an S truck with a SFA